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ABSTRACT This study, taking Beijing Shougang Park as a case, analyzes the public spaces after industrial heritage renovation and explores the relationship between industrial heritage spaces and residents’ activities based on residents’ spatial behaviours. The study introduces Social Network Analysis (SNA) to construct both a public space network model and a residents’ spatial behaviour network model, integrating them through network metrics.
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